Bobsled is an Olympic sport where either 2 or 4 men/women get into a small aerodynamic sled and go down and ice track. It is very popular in places that have a large amount of snow during the winter or year around. Images and technicals of a bobsled can be viewed in the link below.
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you cant you can only do a 2 man tackle
2, Kevin McHale, Detlef Schrempf and Ricky Pierce
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4 man goes faster because of the increase in weight but its only a logarithmic increase of speed.
Liston Bochette, Jorge Bonnet, Jose Ferrer and Jose Valdez. 4 man Bobsled John Amabile and Joseph Keosseian . 2 man Bobsled
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They'd be disqualified as it's a 2 men bobsled race, not a one man finish the race that 2 started race
A standard four-man bobsled typically weighs around 380-450 pounds (170-204 kg) depending on the materials used in its construction.
There are many types of bobsleds 2-man Bobsleds maximum length:2.7 meters 4-man Bobsleds maximum length:3.8 meters
women's 2 person bobsled was admitted to the 2002 Winter Olympics
For the four man team it was 14th place in Lillehammer. For the 2 man team it was 29th place in Nagano. The Lillehammer team finished higher than any U.S. driven sled in those Olympics.
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The driver has toggles he can pull to allow a few degrees' movement on the front blades. Watch the film 'Cool Runnings'...
To find the mass of the bobsled, you can use the formula: mass = force of gravity / acceleration due to gravity. If the bobsled has a weight of 4900N, and acceleration due to gravity is approximately 9.81 m/s^2, you can calculate the mass using the formula: mass = 4900N / 9.81 m/s^2. The mass of the bobsled would be approximately 499 kg.
It is impossible to answer because 1 runs faster than 2, 2 runs faster than 3, but 3 runs faster than 1. This is an example of a circular argument to which there is no solution. Unless of course it is a riddle.